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The masterminds behind Keansburg Amusement Park, located just off the beach, oversee a park designed to turn a day out with the family during warm weather months into a mini vacation. By dotting the park with roller coasters, go-karts, arcades, and classic boardwalk fare, the owners seem to have realized their vision while also addressing the interests of different-aged groups. Families can glide around the park's classic carousel, and kids ride the colorful Jolly Caterpillar before he presumably morphs into a butterfly at closing time. Some of the park's newer attractions include a fleet of bumper cars and the Rocking Tug ride. With its more than 35 rides, the park has garnered accolades such as Best of New Jersey from the readers of NJ Monthly Magazine, as well as a 2011 Best of Monmouth County from the readers of Asbury Park Press.
Hole in One Miniature Golf helps families and friends escape daily stresses by careening them across a well-maintained 18-hole course filled with tumbling waterfalls, trickling streams, and other scenic obstacles. As an added bonus, the course features plenty of lighting, meaning rounds can extend well past when the sun goes down and stars begin to poke out of their sky shells. Away from the course, a snack bar dishes out thin-crust pizzas?a Hole in One specialty.
Claw machines, pinball, and row after row of redemption games blanket the confines of The Game Room. Once inside, visitors find themselves surrounded with the electronic lights and sounds of various games of chance, which spew countless tickets. At the prize counter, those tickets turn into rewards such as stuffed animals. The Game Room also hosts special events, including double-ticket days and skee-ball tournaments.
Twenty-eight armed soldiers swarm between two stories, ducking and weaving to avoid the sharp eyes of their opponents. Or so the story often unfolds during laser-tag sessions in FunTime America?s state-of-the-art laser-tag arena. Though it may be the most adrenaline-pumping portion of the family-friendly play place, it's but an introduction to the variety of attractions that unfolds before visitors. Guests helm bumper cars, take flight in helicopters, or race to scale the 20-foot climbing wall, whose foothold arrangements offer four difficulty levels from easy to easy for people with wings. Once playtime comes to a simmer, the video-game arcade really shines with its air-hockey tables and sit-down games that take imaginations on the road to their pixilated lands. After kids have tired themselves out, they can refuel at the USA Cafe with pizza, pretzels, and other fare to boost energy before another go around the center beckons.
For more than 30 years, Cousins Paintball has been at the forefront of the paintball industry, equipping hundreds of thousands of players for battle. In addition to fun and thrill, the business prioritizes safety, providing participants with full masks to protect eyes and faces, and specially designed paint is free of any harmful ingredients. With referees overseeing competitive battles, players are free to keep their eyes on the prize as they race to capture the flag or compete in special events.
Normally to be a superhero or a pirate, one has to get cast in a movie. Pump It Up changes all of that. The Freehold location's interactive adventure parties invite young revelers to train as a superhero to the tune of an epic soundtrack or assume the role of pirate and go on treasure hunts. Beyond these inventive themed events, Pump It Up welcomes guests to explore its indoor inflatable arenas, where a plethora of kid-friendly bounce pads launch socked striplings into the air. Staffers supervise fun-filled visits, during which adult counterparts leap around with their kids through gargantuan bounce houses, skip down air-filled slides, and slither like snakes through an inflated obstacle course. Occasionally, the staffers switch off the lights, arming the roomful of players with glow sticks and bracelets as they navigate the air-cushioned obstacle-scape.
The colorful venue also hosts custom birthday parties. These soirees immerse children in a schedule of interactive activities while melting off youthful energy faster than ice cubes thrown into a frying pan. The birthday boy or girl even gets to blow out the candles on their cake seated in their blow-up throne. Guardians can rest assured that their children will stay safe, thanks to staffers' vigilant, watchful eyes and the fact that each piece of the inflatable playground is held to the wall by a complex series of anchors installed according to strict safety standards.


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Alice in Wonderland Tea Party
Head down the rabbit hole into a fantasty world where little bunnies, flamingos and mad hatters are free to roam. Stop the clocks, bring out the tea pots and enjoy a truly scrumptious affair. Think cake stands piled high with teatime treats, whimsical decorations and over-sized giant garden games – that's an Alice in Wonderland tea party!
Tea Party Invitations
Make your own invitations by shaping coloured card into playing cards, teapots or teacups. Decorate with glitter or Alice in Wonderland themed stickers and pop in an envelope with a few real playing cards or even a teabag. Another original idea is to write the party details on a pretty, floral designed mini cake plate from the Party Pieces new truly scrumptious vintage summer party range.
Tea Party Fancy Dress
Top hats and rabbit ears are fun accessories for a Mad Hatters tea party and most children will be able to find outfits to match. Alternatively, suggest children come as their favourite Alice in Wonderland character, from flamingo, hedgehogs, and lobsters to cats, caterpillars and crabs. You can find some fabulous animal fancy dress costumes from Pretend to Bee (like this colourful caterpillar).
Tea Party Decorations
Decide whether you are having the party outdoors or indoors, either way it is easy to adapt the Alice in Wonderland party theme to suit your venue.
For arriving guests, create a 'rabbit hole' entrance with rabbit paw tracks leading to the hole. Use chalk for the rabbit paws and a play tunnel or hula-hoop as the rabbit hole. Set up a long banquet style party tea table, which can be a focal point for the tea party. Cover a trestle table with a pretty floral tablecloth and fill the centre with teapots of all sizes and cupcake stands filled with exquisite little cupcakes. Scatter the table with heart shaped confetti and lay beautiful floral paper plates for each place setting.
Using the table as the focal point, tie heart shaped or flower printed balloons on to the backs of chairs. Hang colourful paper lanterns above the table and suspend pink and yellow crepe and butterfly paper garlands between two points in the room or between tree branches in the garden.
Fabric bunting also looks effective outside and can be reused for other summer occasions and themed parties. Create a magical outdoor atmosphere by hanging glass beaded candle holders from tree branches or scattering butterfly light sticks around the party tea table. Other fun decorations include over-sized playing cards, flowers and teapots, which can be suspended from branches and fixtures (you can make your own using coloured card).
Create your own 'looking glass' using aluminium foil and randomly scatter bedside clocks and wall clocks around the table with the time stopped at teatime. If you are outside, fill up a paddling pool and label it as the 'pool of tears' and what about a face painting stall where guests can be transformed into bunnies with little black noses and whiskers?
Tea Party Food
Transform your party tea table into a whimsical feast by filling tiered cake stands with edible delights such as mini cupcakes, mini finger sandwiches, baby scotch eggs and sausage rolls.
Sandwich fillings such as egg mayonnaise, cheese and pickle, cream cheese and cucumber and ham and tomato are great traditional choices for a tea party and cut these into triangle and heart shaped sandwiches. It's quite fun to label these with sandwich and cake flag sticks describing what's inside. Bake some little crown shaped cookies, covered with baby blue icing and write 'Eat me' on each using white icing pens. Strawberries dipped in chocolate, mini marshmallows and chocolate brownies are also naughty but irresistible party delights. Serve these on plates lined with pretty truly scrumptious doilies.
For drinks, fill bright pink jugs with a delicious squash and label with tags saying 'Drink me'. For older children, plastic champagne glasses are quite fun alternatives to cups and fill with delicious pink lemonade or a homemade one if you've got some time. You could even serve your drinks out of teapots, which children will love.
Tea Party Birthday Cake
Cakes are an essential party of any birthday and particularly at a tea party. Make a 'Queen of heart' shaped cake using one of The Cake Kit Company's designs. Or what about making lots of different sized cupcakes inside pretty cupcake cases, smothered with colourful butter icing and edible decorations? You could even make a traditional Victoria sponge cake filled with cream and strawberry jam – a tea party favourite!
Tea Party Games & Activities
If you are planning the party outside, organise some fun oversize garden games such as pick up sticks, hi tower stacking game or the big four game.
Other fun summer games such as sack races and relay races are great and can be adapted to fit with the Alice in Wonderland theme. Rename sack races as 'bunny hopping' races and relay races as 'caucus races'. Pin the tail on the donkey could be 'pin the grin on the Cheshire cat' or 'pin the tail on the white rabbit'.
Teapots and teacups make great props or themes for party games – for a 'teacup toss' arrange three teacups on the floor and standing on one side, guests must attempt to throw the ping-pong balls into the teacups. Award prizes for each successful ball in the cup. Or what about organising a teapot race? Divide the guests into two teams and place one bucket (or large teapot) with water/tea inside at one point and an empty one at another given point. Using a teacup, guests have to take it in turns to fill their teacup with water, run to other side with cup in their hands and empty the cup in the bucket or teapot. The team that has filled the bucket/teapot first wins.
Tea Party Bags
Choose paper party bags, coloured or opt for heart printed-paper bags and label guests names with heart stickers. For an extra special present, the fabric party bags are really pretty and can be used to store valuables and things in. For an Alice in Wonderland themed party, heart chocolates, magic bubbles, a pack of playing cards or a soft bunny toy or ears are original choices. Running out of time? You can always go for pre-filled party bags, in lots of different designs and colours that include all the most popular party bag treats.
Visit Party Pieces for truly scrumptious vintage summer party range including cupcake cases, floral tablecloths, pretty plates, cups, cake stands and many more party tea items.
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Dody Goodman
Oct 28, 1915 Columbus, Ohio, USA -
Jun 22, 2008 Englewood, New Jersey, USA ) Female
Also known as:
Dolores Goodman [Birthname]
Dody Goodman first struck out in show business as a dancer, hoofing it through a series of 1940s Broadway musicals including
Viva O'Brien
Something for the Boys
One Touch of Venus
Laffing Room Only
Miss Liberty
(all as Dolores Goodman). The 1950s brought her
Call Me Madam
Wonderful Town
My Darlin' Aida
. In 1955, she made a splash in Off Broadway's
Shoestring Revue
with the novelty song called "Someone's Been Sending Me Flowers" by Sheldon Harnick and David Baker.
Her airhead persona, buttressed by curly hair, wide childlike blue eyes and a long, loopy grin, attracted the attention of Jack Paar, then the host of "The Tonight Show." Beginning in 1957, he had Ms. Goodman on the show as a regular several times, in with she essentially played herself. She parlayed a distracted air, and a hesitant, befuddled delivery into laughter and soon became very popular with audiences. Ms. Goodman was nominated for an Emmy Award in 1957 as Best Continued Performance in a Series by a Comedienne. According to accounts, however, her willingness to upstage Paar and ad-lib too freely got her banished from the show soon after.
Ms. Goodman kept up her visibility with appearances on "Toast of the Town," "The Phil Silvers Show" and "The Merv Griffin Show." She headlined the 1960 Off-Broadway revue Parade, which first brought the songs of Jerry Herman to the public's attention. In 1970, she returned to "The Tonight Show," then under the control of Johnny Carson. She infrequently returned to Broadway, appearing in such flops as
A Rainy Day in Newark
My Daughter
Your Son
and a 1969 revival of
The Front Page
. She provided support as Mrs. Ella Spofford to Carol Channing's Lorelei Lee in the 1974 musical
Fame and good fortune returned in the late '70s when she took on the role of Martha Shumway in the widely praised, if short-lived, mock soap opera "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," and made a much-commented-upon supporting turn in the film of "Grease." A semi-regular role on "Diff'rent Strokes" followed. She was nominated for a Drama Desk Award for her performance in an 1984 revival of
Ah, Wilderness!
. She also spent a great deal of time in productions of
and its sequels.
creator Danny Goggin called Ms. Goodman "totally irreplaceable." He told Playbill.com, "I first met Dody when she starred in the national tour of
in 1989. She played Sister Amnesia and toured for two years. Dody and I became fast friends and when she said she'd like to play Mother Superior, we put her in the New York company Off-Broadway. She went on to play Mother Superior in companies all over the country and toured in
, our Christmas musical, at age 85. In a comic scene portraying the Sugar Plum Fairy she was still able to get her leg up over her head! We gave her her own nun's habit, shoes and rosary and was always ready to perform at a moment's notice. Her comedy was unique and her timing was impeccable. And she was the ultimate professional. As I told a friend, she was the only performer I knew who could walk on stage as Mother Superior and say, 'Are you ready to start?,' and have the audience in stitches. She didn't even need a funny line. She was the embodiment of comedy."
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Date of Productions
[Musical, Comedy, Revival]
Performer: Dody Goodman
Miss Lynch -
May 11, 1994 - Jan 25, 1998
[Musical, Comedy, Original]
Also Starring: Dody Goodman [Mrs. Ella Spofford]
Jan 27, 1974 - Nov 03, 1974
The Front Page
[Play, Comedy, Revival]
Starring: Dody Goodman [Jennie]
Understudy: Dody Goodman [Mollie Malloy, Mrs. Grant]
Performer: Dody Goodman
Jennie -
(Feb 19, 1970 - ?)
Oct 18, 1969 - Feb 28, 1970
My Daughter, Your Son
[Play, Comedy, Original]
Starring: Dody Goodman [Sally Ellis]
May 14, 1969 - Jun 21, 1969
A Rainy Day in Newark
[Play, Farce, Original]
Performer: Dody Goodman [Elizabeth Lamb]
Oct 22, 1963 - Oct 26, 1963
Wonderful Town
[Musical, Comedy, Original]
Performer: Dody Goodman [Violet, Greenwich Villager]
Feb 25, 1953 - Jul 03, 1954
My Darlin' Aida
[Musical, Original]
Performer: Dody Goodman [Dancer]
Oct 27, 1952 - Jan 10, 1953
Call Me Madam
[Musical, Comedy, Original]
Performer: Dolores Goodman
Dancer -
Oct 12, 1950 - May 03, 1952
Miss Liberty
[Musical, Comedy, Original]
Performer: Dolores Goodman [Reception Delegate, The Sailor's Girl, Dancer]
Jul 15, 1949 - Apr 08, 1950
Laffing Room Only
[Musical, Revue, Comedy, Original]
Performer: Dolores Goodman ["Hooray for Anywhere" Dancer]
Dec 23, 1944 - Jul 14, 1945
One Touch of Venus
[Musical, Comedy, Original]
Performer: Dolores Goodman
Dancing Ensemble -
Oct 07, 1943 - Feb 10, 1945
Something for the Boys
[Musical, Comedy, Original]
Performer: Dolores Goodman [Dancer]
Jan 07, 1943 - Jan 08, 1944
Wine, Women and Song
[Musical, Revue, Original]
Performer: Dolores Goodman [Dancing Chorus]
Sep 28, 1942 - Dec 03, 1942
Viva O'Brien
[Musical, Comedy, Original]
Performer: Dolores Goodman [Ballet]
Oct 09, 1941 - Oct 25, 1941
1984 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play
Dody Goodman (
for "Ah, Wilderness"
) [nominee]
Find out where
Dody Goodman
are credited together
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I actually only recently got a Facebook account, and it was 100% due to work. My company is using Facebook to share things like pictures, videos, etc. (non-proprietary) with the employees.
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Swedish-based appliance giant Electrolux made new management team appointments, which follow on Keith McLoughlin's move into the president/CEO position on Jan. 1, 2011. Jonas Samuelson was appointed to take McLoughlin's former positions of chief operations officer and head of Global Operations Major Appliances. Samuelson will retain his current responsibilities as chief financial officer. He will continue to report to the CEO and be a member of group management. Jan Brockmann was appointed to the new position of chief technology officer, with global responsibility for technology development in the group. Brockmann will report to the CEO and be a member of group management. The new position was created to further strengthen the appliance maker's innovation capacity. MaryKay Kopf, currently responsible for marketing at Electrolux Major Appliances North America, will become the group's chief marketing officer with responsibility for brand management, marketing, and design. Kopf will report to the CEO and be a member of group management. "The new appointments will enable Electrolux to accelerate innovation in products and brand.," said McLoughlin. "By taking advantage of our global size and scope we will bring innovation to the market faster." Electrolux said the changes are intended to accelerate implementation of its core strategy, which is based on innovative products, investments in the Electrolux brand, and keeping a competitive cost position. The appointments become effective Feb. 1, 2011.
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If ever there were a moment for mourning lives lost and self-reflection about the current level of heated national discourse, this is it.
The horrific killing of six people, including a federal judge and a nine-year-old girl, and the injuring of 13 more innocents, in Arizona, including critically ill Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, should give every angry letter writer, emailer and talk show host in the mean-spirited rhetoric biz big pause. It is time to turn down the dragon-breath speech that has permeated American political dialogue.
Sarah Palin is toast. It will be noted for months that her political action committee posted gun sights on a map highlighting certain members of Congress, including Rep. Giffords. (Scroll down... Palin removed the map from her own site). Obviously Palin did not shoot innocent people at a Safeway store. Some deranged youg man in Arizona did, perhaps with an accomplice. But Palin was an over-rated showboater before the shootings. Now she is a national embarrassment.
As a nation, we have to find more sophisticated ways to disagree without spewing references to guns and harming people.
Giffords' is a well-loved moderate Democrat. She strongly opposed the state's overbearing, spiteful immigration law. Windows in her office in Tucson were shot out or broken in an act of vandalism.
The 22-year-old-suspect may have been a garden variety nut who didn't like government and had too easy access to guns. Deranged people simply may not be able to process overheated talk. And Arizona has had too much of it. Listen to the press conference by the sheriff in Pima County, Clarence Dupnik, who said Arizona has become a mecca for anger and hate speech.
I feel terrible for Giffords and her family and the six individuals who died and their heartbroken families. I feel for the family of the federal judge.
All Americans should worry about the level of mean-spirited speech so prevalent on our airwaves and in our culture. Will this incident mean members of Congress become reluctant to go into their communities to talk to people? What an awful development for democracy. What's next? Metal detectors for community forums? Pope-mobiles for political candidates?
The long-term political ramifications of this unspeakable event will roll out over time. For now, we need to turn down the white hot speech and mourn the innocent lives lost and the chill imposed on elected officials who need to feel safe meeting their constituents
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Two people were taken to Memorial Hermann Hospital and one to Ben Taub Hospital. To read more on this story, head to The Houston Chronicle's website: http://blog.chron.com/newswatch/2012/05/manhunt-launched-in-nw-harris-county-double-shooting/ [1]
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Hi All,
What a beautiful sunny day here in Ottawa ON. I am hoping you can help me once again. I opened my mouth before I really knew what I was getting into and now there is no looking back.
As the title reads, I'm hosting a group size of 8-10 5y old girls for my daughter's 5th b-day celebration.
I am now on the hook for making a large cupcake cake for which I do not own a mold. Any suggestions on how to do this without the mold would be greatly appreciated.
I will make cupcakes ahead for the girls to decorate - haven't yet figured out the best way to coordinate decorating with 10 little girls. Any suggestions for simplicity with great results are appreciated. I have lots of coloured fondant, will make and colour buttercream frosting but beyond that haven't planned much. I also found teeny tiny molds and am wondering if you can use fondant in them to get the shape. No time to experiment yet.
I did find some cute cupcake boxes that hold 2 that they can take home as part of their loot bags.
I also have a cake pop maker a friend loaned me but understand there is an easier method. I'm not so sure about heat and kids together at a table. I know I could make them in advance. How to decorate them is not so easy. I think it involves a lot of dipping into heated candy melts but am concerned about the girls then trying to put sprinkles onto something that is hot.
I'm a novice. Any tips are greatly appreciated.
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Gabriel Magyar donation of Dvorak, Mandel-Merel, and Amely Heller items
Music and Performing Arts Library Special Collections and Collections File folder ("Magyar, Gabriel")
Gift of Gabriel Magyar, retired faculty member of the School of Music
Prof. Magyar donated a piano-vocal score of A. Dvorak's Stabat Mater (see below), which includes a dedication in Dvorak's hand to his friend, J. Mandel-Merei. Magyar received this score from Mandel-Merei's daughter, Sarolta Merei, who had been studying music at the Royal Hungarian Franz Liszt Conservatory at the same time as Prof. Magyar. Along with the score, Magyar submitted a photograph of J. Mandel-Merei, an autographed portrait of the violinist Amely Heller, and a copy of Heller's book, H.W. Ernst: Im Urteile seiner Zeitgenossen (see below), along with several letters and a clipping from the period 1905-7.
In Music and Performing Arts Special Collections area: Dvorak, Stabat Mater (Berlin: Simrock, 1881) [M2079.L32 D38S72]
See the Music and Performing Arts Library Small Collections Finding Aid in the Sousa Archives and Center for American Archives.
Heller, Amely. H. W. Ernst im Urteile seiner Zeitgenossen. 3. Aufl. (Wien: Author, 1905)
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Purdue Boilermakers (17-6)
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Sunday, February 08
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Attendance: None
Champaign, IL (Sports Network) - Mike Davis scored 14 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, leading 23rd-ranked Illinois to a 66-48 victory over No. 12 Purdue at Assembly Hall.
Demetri McCamey added 13 points and Chester Frazier chipped in 10, as the Fighting Illini (19-5, 7-4 Big Ten) bounced back from a 13-point loss at Wisconsin on Thursday and extended their conference-best home winning streak to 10 games.
Illinois swept the season series, having posted a 71-67 overtime win at Purdue to open the conference season on December 30.
JaJuan Johnson scored 17 points and pulled down 11 rebounds for Purdue (17-6, 6-4), which has dropped two straight on the heels of a six-game winning streak. The Boilermakers were coming off an 80-72 overtime loss at Ohio State on Tuesday.
Purdue was again without forward Robbie Hummel, who missed his second straight game with a hairline fracture in his back.
Illinois scored seven of the game's first nine points and opened a 19-13 lead just over seven minutes into the contest on a three-pointer by Trent Meacham. The margin grew to as much as 10, as a jumper by Mike Tisdale with just over four minutes left in the half gave the Illini a 29-19 cushion.
Purdue answered with a 9-3 run and went into the locker room down just 32-28. The Boilermakers made only 1-of-10 three-point tries in the opening half.
The Illini lead hovered between four and six points until a Tisdale bucket ignited an 8-0 burst. Davis scored four during the run and his putback of a missed three-pointer by Frazier gave Illinois a 49-37 advantage with just over 10 minutes remaining.
Purdue got only as close as nine from there and continued to misfire from three-point range, as Illinois pulled away. A 25-foot three-point bomb from Frazier keyed a 9-0 run that gave the Illini a 64-43 lead with just over four minutes to play.
The Boilermakers finished just 2-of-15 from beyond the arc. E'Twaun Moore, Purdue's second-leading scorer at 13.3 points per game, made just 2-of-9 shots and scored only six points. He had just seven points in Tuesday's loss to the Buckeyes.


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While most in this thread pose as legal experts, my gut is telling me that they've been on the other side of the plexiglass in their experience with lawyers.
Actually, my experience comes from putting those people behind the "plexiglass" (bullet-proof glass) and being in court many many times, lol. BTW, ANYONE can go to a local magistrate and fill out a piece of paper and the magistrate can issue an arrest warrant for assault on a female. Then, whether it's true or not, that person would have to appear in District Court before a judge and have a trial. Hopefully, the guy doesn't get a female judge with a bad attitude that day.


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I was on the verge of trashing my machine, but then thought I would try to repair it. Not sure why the hose had cracked over the winter, but thinking maybe I had not been careful to make sure water was all out of the system.
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Supreme Court of Montana. In the Matter of T.S., Youth in Need of Care. No. 90-057. Submitted on Briefs Aug. 23, 1990. Decided Nov. 20, 1990. An Eskimo tribe filed a motion to transfer jurisdiction of a child custody proceeding of a child under the Indian Child Welfare Act. The Tenth Judicial District Court, Fergus County, Peter L. Rapkoch, J., denied motion, and tribe appealed. The Supreme Court, Weber, J., held that: (1) best interest of child standard applied to decision whether to transfer jurisdiction of child custody proceedings to tribal court; (2) district court did not abuse its discretion in holding that there was good cause not to transfer jurisdiction of proceedings to tribal court; and (3) court did not err in failing to remove guardian ad litem from case when guardian ad litem expressed misgivings about Indian Child Welfare Act. Affirmed. Sheehy, J., filed dissenting opinion. **78 *243 Daniel Duame, Kawerak, Inc., Nome, Alaska, D. Michael Eakin, Montana Legal Services Assn., Billings, for appellant. Bradley B. Parrish, Lewistown, Guardian ad litem, Marc Racicot, Atty. Gen., Clay R. Smith, Asst. Atty. Gen., Helena, Jon A. Oldenberg, Lewistown, for respondent. WEBER, Justice. King Island Native Community, an Eskimo tribe located in Nome, Alaska, appeals from a judgment of the District Court, Tenth Judicial *244 District, Fergus County, denying the Tribe's motion to transfer jurisdiction of child custody proceedings of an Eskimo child under the Indian Child Welfare Act. We affirm. The issues presented are: 1. Did the District Court err when it held that there was good cause not to transfer jurisdiction of child custody proceedings to King Island Tribal Court? 2. Did the District Court err when it failed to remove the guardian ad litem from the case when the guardian ad litem expressed misgivings about the ICWA? T.S. was born in Alaska to a mother who is part Eskimo and is eligible for membership in the King Island Native Community (Tribe). Neither Mother nor T.S. is a member of the Tribe and neither have ever resided on the reservation during the lifetime of T.S. The record reveals a long history of transient lifestyle which was punctuated with domestic violence and physical abuse during the marriage of **79 Mother and Stepfather. The evidence indicates that Mother was abused by Stepfather and T.S. was abused by both Mother and Stepfather. Mother and Stepfather were residing in Fergus County, Montana on August 31, 1988, when T.S. was placed in protective custody by the Montana Department of Family Services (Department). T.S. was three and a half years old at the time. A petition for temporary investigative authority was filed and on September 2, 1988, the District Court appointed a guardian ad litem for T.S. and issued its order for protective services and order to show cause. Shortly after T.S. was placed in a temporary foster home, Mother returned to Alaska. Mother contacted the Tribe and requested that the Tribe intervene in her case pursuant to the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). On December 27, 1988, the Tribe filed a motion to intervene in the proceedings pursuant to 25 U.S.C. § 1911(c) of the ICWA and intervention was granted the following day. On December 29, 1988, the Department of Family Services filed a petition for permanent legal custody of T.S. and for termination of Mother's parental rights. On February 21, 1989, the Tribe filed a motion to transfer jurisdiction to its tribal court pursuant to 25 U.S.C. § 1911(b). Mother joined the transfer request on March 10, 1989. A hearing to determine the jurisdictional issue was held on July 19, 1989. The District Court denied the Tribe's motion to transfer jurisdiction, *245 holding that there was good cause not to transfer because 1) it would not be in T.S.'s best interests to transfer jurisdiction, and 2) it would constitute an undue hardship to the parties and witnesses in Montana to appear in tribal court in Alaska. I Did the District Court err when it held that there was good cause not to transfer jurisdiction of child custody proceedings to King Island Tribal Court? Section 1911(a) and (b) of the Indian Child Welfare Act states: (a) Exclusive jurisdiction An Indian tribe shall have jurisdiction exclusive as to any State over any child custody proceeding involving an Indian child who resides or is domiciled within the reservation of such tribe, except where such jurisdiction is otherwise vested in the State by existing Federal law. Where an Indian child is a ward of a tribal court, the Indian tribe shall retain exclusive jurisdiction, notwithstanding the residence or domicile of the child. (b) Transfer of proceedings; declination by tribal court In any State court proceeding for the foster care placement of, or termination of parental rights to, an Indian child not domiciled or residing within the reservation of the Indian child's tribe, the court in the absence of good cause to the contrary, shall transfer such proceeding to the jurisdiction of the tribe, absent objection by either parent, upon the petition of either parent or the Indian custodian or the Indian child's tribe; Provided, That such transfer shall be subject to declination by the tribal court of such tribe. (Emphasis supplied.) 25 U.S.C. § 1911(a), (b). Since T.S. was not domiciled or residing within the reservation, subsection (b) applies which requires transferring jurisdiction in the absence of good cause to the contrary. This Court has held that in cases that fall under subsection (b): The burden of showing "good cause to the contrary" must be carried by the State with clear and convincing evidence that the best interests of the child would be injured by such a transfer. We direct the District Court to consider the guidelines for state courts established by the Department of the Interior in its determination, although in addition thereto the best interest of the child could prevent transfer of jurisdiction upon a "clear and convincing" showing by the State. *246 In the Matter of M.E.M. Youth in Need of Care (1981), 195 Mont. 329, 336, 635 P.2d 1313, 1317. The guidelines for state courts referred to in M.E.M. state: **80 Determination of Good Cause to the Contrary (a) Good cause not to transfer the proceeding exists if the Indian child's tribe does not have a tribal court as defined by the Act to which the case can be transferred. (b) Good cause not to transfer the proceeding may exist if any of the following circumstances exists: (i) The proceeding was at an advanced stage when the petition to transfer was received and the petitioner did not file the petition promptly after receiving notice of the hearing. (ii) The Indian child is over twelve years of age and objects to the transfer. (iii) The evidence necessary to decide the case could not be adequately presented in the tribal court without undue hardship to the parties or the witnesses. (iv) The parents of a child over five years of age are not available and the child has had little or no contact with the child's tribe or members of the child's tribe. (c) Socio-economic conditions and the perceived adequacy of tribal or Bureau of Indian Affairs social services or judicial systems may not be considered in a determination that good cause exists. (d) The burden of establishing good cause to the contrary shall be on the party opposing the transfer. 44 Fed.Reg. 67591 (1979). These guidelines were drafted by the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) and represent the Department of Interior's interpretation of what grounds would establish good cause. In the introduction, the Department of Interior states the guidelines are "not published as regulations because they are not intended to have binding legislative effect." 44 Fed.Reg. 67584 (1979). Courts are "free to act contrary to what the Department has said if they are convinced that the Department's guidelines are not required by the statute itself." Id. "Primary responsibility for interpreting ... language used in the Act ... rests with the courts that decide Indian child custody cases. For example, the legislative history of the Act states explicitly that the use of the term 'good cause' was designed to provide state courts with flexibility in determining the disposition of a placement proceeding involving an Indian child." Id. *247 [1] In exercising this flexibility, this Court has determined that the "best interests of the child" test will be applied in Montana in determining good cause not to transfer jurisdiction of custody proceedings of Indian children under § 1911(b). M.E.M. at 336, 635 P.2d at 1317. This "best interests of the child" test should not be confused with the "best interests of the child" test applied under § 40-4-212, MCA, in custody determinations between parents in a dissolution. It should also not be confused with the criteria used to determine child abuse, neglect, and dependency and to terminate parent-child legal relationships under Title 41, Chapter 3, MCA. In Indian child cases such as this, the first step is to determine the § 1911(b) jurisdiction issue by applying the "best interests of the child" test and considering the BIA Guidelines to determine good cause. M.E.M. at 336, 635 P.2d at 1317. The next step is to hold a temporary dispositional hearing under § 41-3-404, MCA, and a dispositional hearing under § 41-3-406, MCA, to determine whether the child is abused, neglected or is a dependent youth. These proceedings require the appointment of a guardian ad litem under § 41- 3-303, MCA, to represent the child's interests. The final step under Title 41, Chapter 3, is for the court to determine whether the parent-child legal relationship should be terminated under the criteria listed in § 41-3-609, MCA. This stage of the proceedings also requires the appointment under § 41-3-607(3), MCA, of a guardian ad litem to represent the child's best interests. [2] In this case the proceedings are still at the jurisdictional level and the District Court properly applied the jurisdictional "best interests of the child" test and considered the BIA Guidelines. The uncontroverted evidence at the hearing in this case strongly indicates that any transfer of T.S. from her present environment **81 would "devastate" the child and would have long-term harmful effects upon her. This is the longest, most stable and protected environment she has ever known. The District Court properly considered the only loving environment T.S. has ever known in its application of the best interests test. She resides in a home where the mother is Native American and fully capable and willing to teach T.S. about her Indian heritage. T.S. has adapted to her home and the family desires to adopt her as soon as possible. The Tribe argues that there is a profound difference between the culture of the Eskimo and the Indian culture of the foster mother and that difference makes it in T.S.'s best interests that jurisdiction be *248 transferred. In essence the Tribe argues that § 1915 of the ICWA presumes that it is in the best interests of T.S. that jurisdiction be transferred. 25 U.S.C. §§ 1915, 1903(1)(iii), (iv). Section 1915(b) suggests preferential foster care placement of an Indian child. That section states: (b) Foster care or preadoptive placements; criteria; preferences Any child accepted for foster care or preadoptive placement shall be placed in the least restrictive setting which most approximates a family and in which his special needs, if any, may be met. The child shall also be placed within reasonable proximity to his or her home, taking into account any special needs of the child. In any foster care or preadoptive placement, a preference shall be given, in the absence of good cause to the contrary, to a placement with-- (i) a member of the Indian child's extended family; (ii) a foster home licensed, approved, or specified by the Indian child's tribe; (iii) an Indian foster home licensed or approved by an authorized non-Indian licensing authority; or (iv) an institution for children approved by an Indian tribe or operated by an Indian organization which has a program suitable to meet the Indian child's needs. In this case T.S.'s maternal grandmother is unable to provide a home for T.S. and there are no other available family members known to the court. The Department of Family Services has made a good faith attempt to comply with the recommended preferential treatment by placing T.S. in a foster home within reasonable proximity to the child's home in Fergus County and with an Indian foster mother who is fully capable and willing to teach T.S. about her Indian heritage. This Court notes that at the time of the placement, Fergus County was the child's home. Mother did not move to Alaska until after the child was placed in the temporary foster home pending temporary investigative authority and protective proceedings under § 41-3-402, MCA. The Tribe has not had contact with T.S. and never shown any interest or concern for the living conditions that T.S. has been subjected to. The Tribe insists that it has had contact with T.S. and her Mother and also insists it has not intervened in T.S.'s behalf because it did not know of T.S.'s plight. The Tribe cannot have it both ways. There was no evidence in the record to indicate the Tribe has had any contact with T.S. or her Mother until it received notice of the pending matter in Montana courts. The District Court pointed out: *249 ... it is obvious from testimony adduced at the hearing and the record that the Tribe showed little or no interest in [T.S.] and [her mother] prior to this action being filed. There is a long and sad history of abuse and neglect of [T.S.] in the State of Alaska. There was also Social Service involvement with this family in Alaska with no intervention or help for [T.S.] by the Tribe. The District Court correctly concluded that it was not in the child's best interest to remove her from the only stable, loving home she had known and send her to an isolated community with which she had never had previous contact. The Tribe claims there has been an intentional delay resulting in a greater period in which bonding has occurred in the foster home, thus suggesting that the failure to immediately transfer jurisdiction has been improper. The record does not demonstrate any intentional **82 delay. The record does demonstrate careful examination by both the Department and the District Court and a vital and proper concern for this Indian child who has been abused for the greater part of her life. While it is true that Mother has joined the Tribe's request for transfer, the evidence unfortunately shows Mother to be unable to adequately protect and care for this child. We note that the Tribe submitted no factual basis to allow the District Court to find under the BIA Guidelines or under the best interests of the child test other than that it is in the child's best interests that jurisdiction remain in Montana. We detect nothing in the proceedings to indicate animosity or lack of respect for the Tribe. Concern for the best interests of the child has been the motivating force for both the Department and the District Court. [3] Under the Guidelines the District Court determined that subsection (b)(iii) applies, which states that good cause not to transfer exists if the evidence necessary to decide the case could not be adequately presented to the court without undue hardship to the parties or the witnesses. 44 Fed.Reg. 67591 (1979). The witnesses and evidence upon which the Department of Family Services action was filed are all located in Montana. The District Court concluded that it would constitute an undue hardship if the parties and witnesses were required to travel from Montana in order to appear in Tribal Court in Alaska. We conclude there is substantial evidence to support that conclusion. [4] The Tribe argues that the court has overlooked the recommendation of the Department's Indian Child Welfare Specialist concerning transfer of jurisdiction. The Specialist's testimony was not *250 presented at the jurisdictional hearing. The Tribe attempted to bring in the Specialist's recommendation through a post-hearing motion to reconsider on grounds of new evidence. No evidence was presented in the subsequent hearing on the motion to reconsider to show that the Specialist's testimony was unavailable at the time of the jurisdictional hearing, and therefore the evidence is not properly before the Court. In addition, cross examination of the Specialist at the hearing on the motion for rehearing, revealed that the Specialist had reviewed some unidentified file material but not the entire file or the transcript of the jurisdictional hearing. No evidence indicated the Specialist had interviewed T.S., her mother, or the foster parents. Without a proper foundation to support the Specialist's recommendation, the court would have properly not considered the Specialist's recommendation when applying the best interests of the child test had the evidence been properly before the court. The court correctly denied the motion for reconsideration and properly disregarded the Specialist's recommendation. [5] The Tribe argues that a 1989 United States Supreme Court ruling mandates transfer of jurisdiction. Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians v. Holyfield, 490 U.S. 30, 109 S.Ct. 1597, 104 L.Ed.2d 29 (1989). Holyfield was a § 1911(a) case that dealt with the definition of "domiciled." Because T.S. had not been domiciled on the tribal reservation in Alaska, we agree with the conclusion of the District Court that § 1911(a) and Holyfield do not control. There is a valid distinction between a § 1911(b) case such as we have here and a § 1911(a) case such as Holyfield. When the child has been domiciled on the reservation and has significant contacts with the Tribe it is reasonable to assume that jurisdiction should be transferred to the Tribe. In this case we have the opposite circumstances which § 1911(b) is meant to address. T.S. has never lived on the reservation, is not a member of the Tribe and has never had any contact whatsoever with the Tribe. The record demonstrates a total absence of evidence demonstrating that it is in T.S.'s best interests that jurisdiction be transferred to the Tribe. We hold that the District Court did not err in determining that the best interests of T.S. and undue hardship on parties and witnesses constitutes good cause not to transfer jurisdiction. **83 *251 II [6] Did the District Court err when it failed to remove the guardian ad litem from the case when the guardian ad litem expressed misgivings about the ICWA? The Tribe did not request the removal of the guardian ad litem and may not now predicate error on the District Court's failure to take such action. In addition, the District Court admonished the guardian ad litem that his thoughts on the ICWA were irrelevant and would be treated as such by the court. We hold the District Court did not err by failing to remove the guardian ad litem. Affirmed. TURNAGE, C.J., and BARZ, HARRISON, HUNT and McDONOUGH, JJ., concur. SHEEHY, Justice, dissenting: It is improper and somewhat patronizing to assume that since the child is now placed with an Indian mother, though of a different tribe and territory, that the purpose of the Indian Child Welfare Act is fulfilled, and good cause shown for not assenting to the jurisdiction of the Eskimo tribe. The very purpose of the Indian Child Welfare Act was to enable the several tribes to maintain their individuality and their cultures in a mobile and fast-changing national society. I daresay without investigation that the culture, mores, religious beliefs and mode of life is substantially different between the Eskimo tribe of the King Island Native Community and the Plains Indian Tribe to which the foster mother presumably belongs. The majority has determined "best interest" of the child lacking even a smidgeon of information of what the King Island Native Community has to offer. I would hold that the Eskimo tribe has a right to reach out and touch us where eligible members of the Eskimo tribe are concerned. One thing is certain: the culture of the Eskimos will not be preserved or prolonged in Montana. I believe you have to start with whale and seal meat, and the derivatives of these creatures, that made Eskimo life uniquely possible. I would transfer jurisdiction to the Tribal Court of the Eskimo tribe. |


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Reel Sex: The Cinematic Pains of Being a Virgin Part II
Features By Gwen Reyes on March 30, 2011 | Be the First To CommentLast week I explored how emotionally and physically painful losing one's virginity is for the ladies. The women discussed all held on to their v-cards like prized pies at a county fair, and when they gave it up disaster often struck. Be it mass suicide, unwanted pregnancy, abortion, or (worse yet) feelings, each movie addressed this entirely relatable coming-of-age experience. While many of us look back at our first time through rose-colored glasses, it was watching movies growing up that helped us come to terms with what happens to our bodies, feelings, and sexual futures. Thank god, for every female virginity tale, there are female sex positive films, family friendly fantasies, and Golden Years send-offs. But what about the boys? Unlike women centric virginity films, the boy's story is often considered awkward, comical, and down-right head slap inducing. Why are boys never given as much respect in sexual awakening stories as the girls, who consequentially are considered fragile glass eggs. I could sit here and list off all the hilarious comedies where a terribly geeky boy not only kisses but fucks the girl of his dream, but I think there is something deeper to explore in these movies. Losing our virginity is a push into adulthood, an emotional journey for some and anticlimactic for others. But no matter what sex for the first time only makes us want it more.
The past few weeks have been incredibly light when it comes to DVD Tuesdays, but that streak of limited releases appears to have come to an end. Fourteen titles are covered below, and they run the gamut from fantastic to pure drivel with a lot in between. Titles out this week include Animal Kingdom, Dark Skies, Justified, Freakonomics, Death Race 2, and more. And yes, I was as surprised as you that Takers is worth a rental.
A Sex Related Giveaway! Win 'The Virginity Hit' On DVD
Free Stuff By Rob Hunter on January 7, 2011 | Comments (29)Sex. Is. Good. With a partner, with friends, by yourself… sex is good. You know what else is good? Sex in movies. This is especially true when the onscreen shenanigans stimulate your funny bone as well as your [insert bone related pun here]. Porky's, American Pie, and Superbad all found great humor in the eternal quest for teenage devirginification (even though Porky's starred actors who appeared to be in their late thirties), but they're not alone. The most recent film interested in shooting a load of laughs your way is The Virginity Hit, and while you won't recognize the faces onscreen two of the names (Will Ferrell and Adam McKay) behind the scenes should be enough to warrant your attention. And now the fine folks at Sony are offering up a DVD copy of the film and a Virginity Hit t-shirt to one lucky winner. So what do you need to do to win? Send us proof of you losing your virginity of course!
Year In Review: The Best Movie Posters of 2010
2010 Year in Review By Scott Beggs on December 31, 2010 | Comments (5)There are two reasons why looking at the best movie posters is fascinating. The first is the inherent interest that all advertising brings. It's art that's meant to sell something that can't admit it's trying to sell anything in order to succeed. The second is that rating the best of the best in the poster world has the most potential to showcase films that never end up on lists this time of year. This is a celebration of the beauty and effect that movie posters can have. It's for the films released in 2010, and it's the posters from the studios (or else Tyler Stout and Olly Moss would completely dominate). The awards are broken up into five categories in order to recognize the wide array of styles and concepts, and because there were a lot of great posters this year (among the absolutely terrible photoshop jobs that still haunt us). See if your favorite made the cut.
The Reject Report is Still Here
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For some weeks now activists in Thailand have been using Singha beer or other products made by the same brewery to wash their feet... It's to show their opposition to the anti-government protests currently underway in Bangkok, where demonstrators are calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's resignation.
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Posted: Mar 16th 2011 5:23PM fodder650 said
Just do a favor as the greyish ghost. Dont sell all the toys of yourself off. Keep them you never know when someone man need them as encouragement!
/jumps back into his season 1 Batman:TAS DVD's
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Posted: Mar 16th 2011 6:03PM Vagrant Zero said
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is there really a guy named la'el collins? wasn't that the name of superman's home planet or something? how do you even pronounce that? did his parents know that they were using the masculine and feminine definite article in spanish to name their completely masculine son? or perhaps he was born a hermaphrodite? too many questions and not enough answers, louisiana; you need to work on this shit
>>>> help you get into the weight room >>>> dont give a shit about developing players academically and arming them with knowledge. How hypocrtical is that shit?
Every single University. Every single coach. Shut up. Universities don't spend millions of dollars on academic centers specifically for their athletes because 'All this extra money lying around makes maneuvering about the office quite difficult'.
And you think that's acceptable? It's ok when Les Miles wants to eat, but he has no problem taking food off his players plates when it is directly affecting him.
full scholly to play football and not owing the university a dime when I leave I wanna be bout dat ruff lyfe
What, you think it's acceptable that Universities spend millions of dollars specifically on academics for their athletes? Neanderthal...
If you missed a lift in my day…. kids got it too easy now days, Weiners on the glass at the alano club?
Where Oregon athletes study. Damn it sucks that athletes don't get the same chance as all the other students.
that's not a picture, it's a gif. you can clearly see chip kelly sneaking into players lockers and stealing their food.
I missed one lift session that was optional when I was at NAU. One. That week I got my ass kicked in drills by every upperclassman that they could find. They made sure I knew that even if it was optional if you wanted to do well you went and worked out with your team. And Coach Souers made it a point that if you missed your tutoring sessions you missed games. Didn't matter if you had the grades or not. You were there to get a degree and play football second.
I know, part of my job was telling idiots they couldn't eat anywhere besides the cafe thing in the corner closest to us on the bottom floor of that picture.
I really wish this was the case everywhere. I played division 2, and the coaches seemed to put up this front of academics first, but deep down, I felt like they would protect the studs if push came to shove. I, being a straight-A student on partial scholarship who never saw the field, saw the differences in academic expectations between the starters and the rest. Also: If you want a good laugh on the subject while having a few important and serious issues addressed, watch the South Park episode "Crack Baby Athletic Association," episode 5 from season 15.
of course they would, they are football coaches trying to win games. I don't know why this thread turned into an academics argument and I don't like it.
I grew up a Gator, my Grandmother and aunt's house are a mile away from the stadium and Muschamp grew up a mile from there too. I was a Gator at birth and still remember every play from the 96 NC..


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what a great idea..... i will ask at school!
Hi, sorry to hijack the forum like this but my school are trying to gain an 'International School Links' award and one of the criteria is that our pupils make contact with pupils in other countries, in the form of pen-pals. During a staff mtg someone said that it was a shame that we didn't know any teachers who might be interested from the USA and I thought of you guys! So, if anyone teaches children aged between 9 - 13 and would be interested in setting this up, please let me know.
what a great idea..... i will ask at school!
My Brownie troop of 6-7 year olds would love to have pen pals from England or anywhere!!!! If you are interested or know of another teacher inyour school or your local Brownie troop with similar age children, that want to exchange letters, please let me know. I Think it would be great for all of them.....
There are 10 in our troop and 11 in another troop.... total of 21 girls
Great!!!! Please let me know if they want to do it! and then we can exchagne info/names and addresses!!!!!
By the way do you want me to ask at my school if the want to take part with you.... that would be 4th-8th grade correct?
I think so...our grades (year groups) are slightly different to yours but that sounds about right.
I teach some students in that age group in a small private school here in Fort Myers Florida would liek me to ask them if they woudl be intrested
That would be great. I have a group of 20 pupils, aged 9 - 13, boys and girls, looking for penpals. Let me know if you think we could have some matches!
Still looking for someone to help with this!!


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- Nepenthe Productions, CIC
- AVCO Embassy Pictures
- Feature Length Theatrical Animated Film
- Cartoon Characters: Hazel, Fiver, Bigwig, Captain Holly, Chief Rabbit, Blackberry, Silver, Pipkin, Dandelion, Cowslip, Cat, Clover, Kehaar, General Woundwort, Hyzenthlay, Captain Campion, Blackavar, Vervain, Frith, Black Rabbit, Lucy.
- Vocal Talent: John Hurt (Hazel), Richard Briers (Fiver), Michael Graham-Cox (Bigwig), John Bennett (Captain Holly), Ralph Richardson (Chief Rabbit), Simon Cadell (Blackberry), Terence Rigby (Silver), Roy Kinnear (Pipkin), Richard O'Callaghan (Dandelion), Denholm Elliott (Cowslip), Lynn Farleigh (Cat), Mary Maddox (Clover), Zero Mostel (Kehaar), Harry Andrews (General Woundwort), Hannah Gordon (Hyzenthlay), Nigel Hawthorne (Captain Campion), Clifton Jones (Blackavar), Derek Griffiths (Vervain), Michael Hordern (Frith), Joss Ackland (Black Rabbit), Michelle Price (Lucy).
- Directed By Martin Rosen.
Animation Director: Tony Guy. - Produced By Martin Rosen, Philip Alton.
- Animated By Ralph Ayres, Christopher Evans, Brian Foster, Bill Geach, Spud Houston, Doug Jensen, Ruth Kissane, Barrie Nelson, John Perkins, Colin White.
Senior Animators: Alan Simpson, Bill Littlejohn, Edric Raddage, Marie Szmichowska.
Animation Supervisor: Philip Duncan.
Supervising Animators: Arthur Humberstone, George Jackson.
Assistant Animators: Malcolm Bourne, Alastair Byrt, Chris Caunter, Bobby Clennell, April Spencer, Carol Slade, Ray Kelly, Rosemary Welch, Sarah Vincent, Steve Woods.
Title Animator: Luciana Arrighi. - Written By Martin Rosen.
Based on the Original Novel By: Richard Adams. - Edited By Terry Rawlings.
Assistant Editors: Les Healey, William Webb.
Assembly Editor: Roy Piper.
Additional Crew:
- Senior Layout Artist: Gordon Harrison.
- Layout Artists: Peter See, Ted Pettengell.
- Senior Background Artists: Sue Branch, Ian Henderson, Gary Sycamore.
- Background Artists: Rodolfo Azaro, Errol Bryant, Brian Medling, Dennis Ryan, Paul Shardlow.
- Assistant Background Artists: Richard Bell, Vanessa Clegg.
- Trace and Paint Artists: Donna K. Baker, Peter Turner.
- Checking Managers: Miles Foster, Steve Colwell.
- Color Coordinator: Alma Sachs.
- Camera Operators: Moses Agyemang, Ron Boston, Alan Buchan, Les Green, Tony Haines, Steven Hall, Julian Holdaway, Bob Minton, Christopher Morgan, Barry Osborne, David Smith, Chris Williams.
- Song Performed By: Art Garfunkel.
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